Wayland on an Intel iGPU runs flawlessly and has for several years. However, that's a matter of drivers. AMD is in the forefront regarding having dGPU support, while NVIDIA is playing catch-up.
In any case, the future is bright.
Wayland on an Intel iGPU runs flawlessly and has for several years. However, that's a matter of drivers. AMD is in the forefront regarding having dGPU support, while NVIDIA is playing catch-up.
In any case, the future is bright.
Wayland developer says X11 is bad, not Wayland
Nobody, other than you and them, cares. Have a good day.
Eh, I always discredit people when they say X is bad.
It's been around for over 20 years. That kind of longevity should be praised.
Really glad probonopd is doing this, X11 is dying but wayland isnt ready to replace it, so it's nice to have this
EDIT, paste didn't work https://github.com/probonopd/wayland-x11-compat-protocols
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